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November 16-18, 2026| Boston, MA, USA | Conference Website | Hotel | Contact us 
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Wednesday November 18, 2026 10:00am - 11:00am EST
Students in my classroom have increasingly responded to offers of teacher help with a surprising phrase: “I’m okay--I already figured it out.” In classrooms shaped by generative AI, what happens when students no longer depend on teachers for immediate answers, feedback, or drafting support? This unplugged session invites educational leaders to rethink the role of the teacher in high-quality learning environments. Through reflective protocols, small-group discussion, and collaborative design work, participants will explore what remains deeply human in teaching: relationship-building, ethical guidance, discernment, meaning-making, and the creation of intellectually vibrant communities. Participants will leave with concrete ideas for leading thoughtful conversations about AI and instructional relevance--not as a story of teachers being replaced, but of teaching itself being redefined.
Speakers
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Matthew A. Goetz

English Teacher & NEASC Accreditation Chair, Ridgefield High School
After a decade as an officer in the United States Navy, Matt transitioned into education, earning a master’s degree in Education from Harvard University before beginning his teaching career in the International Department of Beijing National Day School (北京十一学校), a 5,000-student... Read More →
Wednesday November 18, 2026 10:00am - 11:00am EST
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